
Meridiana Fly

- IATA Code
- IG
- ICAO Code
- ISS
- Corporate Address
- Centro direzionale Aeroporto Costa Smeralda
07026 Olbia,
Italy - Website
- http://www.meridiana.it
- Main hub
- Milan Malpensa Airport
- Country
- Italy
- Business model
- Full Service Carrier
- Association Membership
- IATA
- Codeshare Partners
- Air Italy
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Meridiana Fly is an Italian airline headquartered at Olbia-Costa Smeralda Airport, but its operations are based largely at Milan Malpensa Airport and Rome Fiumicino airports. The airline was originally called Meridiana, but changed later to Meridiana Fly after merging with Eurofly in 2010. The airline announced another merger on 18 July 2011 with Air Italy, a scheduled and charter operator. The Meridiana Fly airline group now has a combined fleet of 50 aircraft with a particular focus leisure markets. Meridiana Fly is publicly-listed on the Milan Stock Exchange, and offers scheduled service to destinations in Europe, Africa, the Indian Ocean and North America.
Location of Meridiana Fly main hub (Milan Malpensa Airport)
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Alitalia rejects reports of potential merger with Meridiana
Meridiana to suspend Turin-Rome Fiumicino service on 19-May-2013
Meridiana Fly ready to go ahead with recapitalisation
Meridiana Fly to end Air Italy brand in near future
Meridiana Fly to withdraw from the Italian financial markets from early May-2013
Meridiana Fly board reportedly to propose a capital increase
Meridiana Fly avoids scheduled employee strike
Meridiana Fly launches new Fuertventura services and plans frequency upgrades over summer
Meridiana Fly management and unions reportedly fail to agree on lay-off payments
Meridiana Fly to launch Olbia-Kiev Boryspil service on 13-Jun-2013
Meridiana Fly restructuring ahead of seeking strategic partner
Meridiana Fly reduces number of directors on its board of directors
Meridiana Fly: explanatory report by the board of directors available on 23-Mar-2013
Meridiana Fly and Air Italy invest in developing mobile services
Meridiana Fly announces change in share capital
Meridiana Fly to hold general meeting on 27-Feb-2013
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Meridiana and Air Italy to merge as Italian shakeout continues
Meridiana fly and Air Italy, two of Italy’s smaller players, have announced their intention to merge and create a “stronger player in the Italian leisure and charter market”. The merger is another key strategic move in the Italian air transport market, which has been in near constant flux since the demise of the former Alitalia.
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Meridiana adds Verona to expansion
Meridiana Fly and Italy's Verona Airport have signed a new agreement protocol in order to develop the airport and airline's services and to open new international connections. As part of the agreement, the carrier plans to launch Verona-Rome service.
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Start-up carriers are continuing to enter the market in most places in 4Q2009, taking advantage of lower aircraft prices, as well as airline failures and/or capacity reductions by rivals in some markets. Several of the new carriers are the result of cross-border expansion by airlines in emerging markets, such as Eastern Europe and Africa.
Ryanair looks to Italy for growth, Alitalia to transform Air One into an LCC
Europe’s leading LCC, Ryanair, looks set to continue its expansion in Italy as LCC capacity share (a good indicator of market share) growth generally in Europe has tailed off during the last three years. Alitalia has meanwhile announced it is considering transforming Air One, the local rival it merged with in Dec-2008, into an LCC, in response to intense competition.
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- Contact us for a demonstration of the CAPA Membership service!
- Call us on +61 2 9241 3200.
- Buy a CAPA Membership now!
- Contact us for a demonstration of the CAPA Membership service!
- Call us on +61 2 9241 3200.
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